Four ways to become an Avatar:
1. Being chosen by an already existing Avatar: This is how majority of Avatars become Avatars, even Jon went down this path (that's right Mr. Sims, you're not special 😂 - I'm sure he's relieved about that).
2. Becoming an Avatar without connections - This one is harder an often involves a Leitner book. Often involves a search for power. Eventually these Avatars will get connections or meet another Avatar to help them along or they'll die fast.
3. Getting chosen by the Entity - Very very rare. Almost never happens. Entities are worse at communication than your toxic Ex.
4. Getting born FOR an Entity - The rarest one. You would think getting born the personified version of an Entity would come with lots of benefits (and it often does because these people are often more powerful than any other Avatar - Agnes and Peter), yet for some reason I think these guys are worst Avatars in general. 😭💀 It's not like they're bad at their job, they are very good at burning and making people lonely, but that's also the only thing they know how to do. 😭😭 Outside of their field they are lost (Agnes even had an identity crisis when she couldn't burn things anymore). I don't know how to explain it but they're really pathetic at manipulation as well. 😭🤣💔 They also seem to have an identity crisis when they get into complicated situationships.
TMA spoilers in the tags.
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For the last day of requestober, can you please draw something spooky/scary with Negative RGB? With all the cool lighting stuff you've been doing recently, I think it could be very dramatic, and I'd love to see him in your style!
Day 31 -Pl̷̼͙̯̼̟̈́͒̃̓͆e̵̢͔̞̤̯͗as̴̨͆̒̏e dö̸̧̢̝̳́͝ not̸̨̞͔̗͆̔͝ͅ ̶̦̋͒a̵̪͋̉̈́̒djus̶̪͔͎̘͈̍́̂̅̚t yö̶̙̺͎́͘u̷͚̙̿̓͆r sc̸̙͍͒rę̸̰̺̣̿̓͌̔̎en̴̏̈́͊ͅ
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10/10 manga for pulling a “we’ll defeat you with the power of friendship!!” “That’s… incredibly ignorant of you. I’m significantly more powerful, whether or not you have friends won’t impact this fight”
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Zelda struggled so hard to get her sealing/light powers to awaken in botw and only could do it when she saw Link about to die for her and made sure he was taken to the shrine of resurrection before she made the journey to the lost woods alone to entrust the master sword to the deku tree so it was ready for link when the time came. Making the journey back to hyrule castle and facing Ganon alone knowing she would be stuck there for so long while Link came back from the brink
And in totk she struggled to master her time power to go back to her time and resorted to desperate measures to ensure Link would get the master sword in the future and save everyone despite knowing she would lose herself in the process
I don't have anything special to say I just can't stop thinking about this
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Hello. I don't mean this in a bad way but I saw in your post with the idea for right hand man and reginald you were struggling to make a baseball bat so I will give you the very useful guide. :)
Oh, wow! For some reason, I never thought of making the actual bat part first and then doing the handle; I always approached it as doing the entire thing as a single shape, instead of making it into separate shapes. I think I might try this out next time I need to have RHM wield his weapon. Thanks!
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im being so serious besties i am not cut out for academia
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i gotta say. it is getting so damn hard as a disabled trans+queer jew with a shitty immune system to not feel completely overwhelmed w/ sadness and dread at every moment i'm sure a lot of yall feel the same but like man. idk how any of us are dealing with it at this point
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I'm obsessed with Propose and it's becoming a problem 😔
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I recently rewatched one piece movie 6 again, and it always really strikes me how much mamoru hosoda’s fingerprints are all over it, it really does make that movie stand out so much. Like. I always remember movie 6, not necessarily just because of the fucking flower, but because the direction feels so unique to him. I do remember the other movies, but only in vague summaries, like the animal island one, or the one that was kinda about zoro (and he sprains sanji’s leg), or the one with that, shell? Spire castle??? (where Sanji gets crucified and also straight up kicks his feet into spikes), and the first one that was just about treasure (Sanji wasn’t in it), and the one about a race??? (I don’t remember what Sanji did in that) but movie 6 is just like, oh yeah, the horror, the flower, the themes, the movie characters, the design, the fish, specific scenes…
I haven’t watched other Hosoda movies in suuuuuch a long time so I might be totally off the mark here, but if you watch movie 6 and compare the directing of the other one piece movies, I think you really highlight a lot of his style. He likes focusing the camera on the person listening instead of the person talking, or just on one of the characters throughout the conversation instead of both. He likes gilligan cuts. He likes silence. It feels like there’s a certain type of beat he likes when it comes to conversations, notably those long beats of silence that occasionally come up, but also a lot of snappy back and forths, with no break between lines, during quite long dialogues even. It’s just. *clenches fist* pretty neat.
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the post-grad unemployment blues have not been helping my annual summer depression, so my brain has been... not great. my lease is up in just a few days, but i can't move into a new apartment until i know where i'll be working. i'm having to put all my shit in storage until i can find something. it's been rough.* but i spent a few days at Books' this week and even though everything sucks, they did a lovely job cheering me up. when i got to theirs, they surprised me with a silly and refreshing beverage i'd previously mentioned in passing that i wanted to try** and this book that they picked up from work.*** then they took me to their campus so we could play board games on the massive group study tables.**** we got dinner at my favorite ethiopian place in the city. we cozied up in bed and double featured they cloned tyrone and the lighthouse (which they hadn't seen before). i finally got to an alamo drafthouse weird wednesday! we saw let the corpses tan,***** after a delightfully nasty late night diner breakfast. we played mario kart and i lost, terribly, but still had fun.
i also had an interview yesterday, for a job that sounds like a great fit for me.****** all of my interviews so far have been strange, for one reason or another, but this one may have been the strangest- because halfway through, the interviewer started pitching me a different position that sounds AMAZING.******* i'd be happy with either. i really hope this works out. i should be having a second interview next week.
i'm back at my apartment now and i have to be out by monday afternoon. i'm glad to be leaving this place, even though things are still so up in the air. and even though i haven't been my best lately, i'm glad to know that i am still loved.
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i was thinking about this the other day, about how so many people are are constantly trying to prove how unique they are or in a constant battle to be as unique and unrelatable in a way as possible, and how grateful i am that my experiencess are actually not unique at all because how lonely would that be, how lonely would it be to be the only one to feel a certain way, to see things a certain way, to not be able to relate to anyone because i'm so busy trying to be different to prove a point to no one. idk i'm very grateful that not being unique allows me to create a community and lessen the burden that life can be sometimes. and i mean unique in a way of experiences because every single human is unique in their own way, but our shared experiences and traits is what makes us even better
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Ok I also explored where my bisa and my tío and my cousins lived. I’ve never looked at a map or had their addresses but I do have a good sense of direction and a freaky memory for layouts and I think I found everyone’s homes and you can bet I’ve been absolutely weeping about every single one
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I've been thinking a lot lately about Delirium and the way she speaks. She talks around a concept, never hitting it head on but glancing off through a series of metaphors and related concepts that explain things far better than wording them straight might. It's very relatable, and I think that's why I like her; that's how I think.
To me, the world isn't composed of precisely defined concepts but a series of interconnected existences which can all, ultimately, be related to each other. I also experience things in the incredibly specific manner Delirium seems to. I have sensitivities largely untethered from aversions, meaning that while I don't often find things deeply unpleasant or intolerable, I still experience them with an unusual specificity which often defies concise explanation. The best way I can convey certain feelings or experiences is through other feelings, experiences, and concepts to weave together a series of approximations that through their similar and dissimilar traits narrow down to what I'm trying to describe. Delirium does this too, and it's treated as a part of her that's no better or worse than any other. There are those that don't understand and those that do, and those that at least try to are awarded for their efforts because finally and most importantly, she genuinely has something to say. Her speech patterns are deceptively rambling because she takes a long time to say what she means to say, while simultaneously saying exactly it.
Delirium is neurodivergent coded in such a cathartic way because of this. I feel her frustration and joy because I know what it's like to be the person trying to explain something that has no words to assign, asking all of the time if there's a word for what she's feeling as a rhetorical and genuine question so that she can explain something without explaining it and call into question why we feel everything must be precisely laid in the place of as few words as possible. She is incredibly intelligent, but loses track of all of what's happening in a far more obvious way than most because there's just so much to keep track of, which is also very relatable as a neurodivergent person. Without putting labels on the experience, she perfectly captures it. I just... I like Delirium quite a lot, and think she'd be very good at post-modern literature.
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was thinking about another observation i want to put into my hypothetical mouth congress video essay whenever i get around to actually making it and i had to take a step back like "jess you already have so much you want to cover how long is this video essay going to be"
and then i remembered that interview where paul bellini said the original cut of the mouth congress documentary was over three hours and "nobody wants to watch that, even those of us in the band couldn't watch it!" (side note i would watch that. release the bellini cut lmao)
anyway idk exactly how long this imaginary video essay is going to be but if it's even one minute over the length of the mouth congress documentary (which i believe is an hour and sixteen minutes?) i'm putting that interview clip as the opening bc of the irony
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hopefully this isn’t a hot take but I hope gen z realizes that the punk, goth, industrial etc etc subcultures all kinda diy’d their stuff by way of investing in real vintage, hand me downs, sewing, refurbishing and modding their clothing. Their makeup wasn’t perfect, their hair was not perfect, nothing was perfect. Like I remember watching some Irish news segment about goths in Dublin and these teens and young adults were borrowing and taking clothes from their parents and grandparents and going out of their way to come up with their own style instead how now everyone is buying from shein or some shit and nothing is unique in fashion because everyone is obsessed with some niche garbage “aesthetic” that lasts for a max 5 months
basically what I’m saying is: you don’t need an endless closet of clothes, you don’t need to keep up with every stupid trend or follow some uniform outfit for whatever subculture you’re a part of. Real quality clothing that has lasted an excess of 30 years and still is in good condition, or can be taken in to fit you properly (which is something you can do!!) is worth a million times more than whatever garbage you’re buying from a fast fashion demon. Trade clothes with your friends! Go to clothing swaps! Dye your jeans another color! Learn how to sew! Steal shit from your parents and siblings!(they won’t miss it) literally if you’re under the age of 20 you will be way cooler than an alt influencer on tiktok
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